cobblestone

• “If you have not had your fill of ghost-ridden heroes, needy orphans, and foggy nights in cobblestone streets, this sequel - with its breakneck plot, colorful characters, and the reappearance of Scrooge and the Cratchits - will fill the bill.”

  Mr. Timothy by Louis Bayard: Book summary

• “This type of cobblestone is typical on the hillsides even when fronting million dollar homes.”

  Treasure of the Sierra Madre -- wintering in San Miguel de Allende

• “Rubén was correct in his explanation of a "cobblestone" street.”

  Empedradillo

• “Winding our way through the city streets, the jangle of harnesses and the steady clop of our horses’ hooves on the cobblestone were the only sounds.”

  Simon & Schuster: Belle

• “When they stepped from their carriages onto the cobblestone streets, they could see that they were in for a very long war.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Renegade History of the United States

• “One rainy day I walked to an out-of-the-way section of town where the buildings were old, and the streets were cobblestone.”

  Fictionaut: Still Life

• “You won't find many grand colonial homes and winding cobblestone streets as in some areas of the mainland, nor is there a large indigenous Mexican population.”

  Help appreciated in location choice!

• “This is an extremely quiet neighborhood, with artists 'studios and a health food store along the cobblestone streets and I've seen places for rent and sale nearby.”

  Page 3

• “Or the cobblestone-streeted one south of the Rio Cuale, with little cafes and bougainvillea-covered hillsides?”

  Help appreciated in location choice!

• “The village of Zirahuén is a small collection of homes and resident serving tiendas (shops) laid out in a patchwork of dirt, cobblestone and gravel roads.”

  Zirahuen, Michoacan: Mexico's Walden Pond

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